The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-10

Maxcmrsrrn cIrSThr
--Aiihe present writing Mr.. Baker Vii.
son 10 no better.
Mrs Alber Botsiord is quite SICK
with rnsumonis
4 Miss Jessie Cosley Of Fair Haven Is
visiting tn ,hs village.
The W. Q. T. L. will meet with Mrs.
Edwin Buniit Friday Al 8 o'clock p. NJ.
The collection nett Sunday morning
a, the Baptist church will bs used for
foreign missions,
| MIR. a Mn. ID. Y. Mcssow and dsugh
ter Of Shepleigh. Ne, arc visiting their
brother. L. NJ. Msnley.
ANY one wishing for rag csrpeiing
can Cad ii by calling on Mrs. W. Adams.
She has IL to fiji room l5xl7 II.
MIR. AImon +. Smith. OF Pswlei. has
bought the jesse Nichols farm for 5000.
He takes possession March ist-
Remember the t~o days meeting Of
the Board Of Agriculture d EsAbrook's
Opera House. commencing today. Thurs
day, at l0A m.
4 - The ladies' OF the Episcopal church
will hold pink tea social h Thayers
Hotel on Thursday evening, Feb. nth,
when, besides fine singing and excellent
refreshments, a new musical instrument
called the "Aidophone" will be exhibited
| for the first time 10 this village. Refresh
men,s will be served at low rate and m
opportunity TO see this wonderful inven..
ton will be given for small additional
sum.
| The first OF the series OF entertain
ments to be given hy members OF the
grammar school. took place at the school
house on Monday evening aud passed off
most creditsbly to oil who bad any part
| 10 il. The vacant room ia the building
was fitted up with stage which was ar
ranged very ,sstetully. The remainder Of
the room was occupied with chairs every
one OF which was filed The performance
consisted OF Rotations and singing and
| closed with a comedy OF errors entitled
whats in Name, which was well car
ried out by the youthful actors. II is
proposed to hold two more entertain
ments before the close OF the term.
We learn from the Buffalo tWyo.
| Echo that the law firm OF Burritt 4 Elliot
have removed into an elegant new Office
the change having been made necessary
by their rapidly growing business. The
same paper speaks as follows OF G. II.
l,urritt. the senior member OF the firm.
"Mr. Burrtt was among the early resi-
dents Of Buffalo and has watched its
grow th aud development with feelings OF
pride. always among the first in move
ments looking toward the advancement OF
the interests OF county and town, and spar
ing no time when labor can possibly Sc
Gu 70 benefit 10 the community. His
OPT Mons on questions Of law are autor-
ity."
&C. b. Kent and wife took . trip to
Rutland last week.
--RAlza Hszslton who has been very i'll
is slowly improving.
Charles Farwell OF Boston made .
brief visit recently, at Geo. Kellogg.
Mrs. Robert B. Bromley entertained
large company Of guests on the evening Of
the 4th.
Rev. Mr.. Cummings and his little
choir OF singers gave us an interesting re-
cital Sunday afternoon. Our people gave
him a generous collection.
SOUTH DORSET.
AT the urgent request OF the citizens
OF Dorset it given us pleasure to inform
the readers OF the JOURNAL. 10 the vicinity
Of Dorset, Manchester aud Rupert that
there will be an oyster supper At q. W.
Baker s hotel, at Dorset, Friday evening,
Feb. IL. MIR. Baker has built hotel
which il an honor to the place aud 10
wh,ct, every citizen oil Dorset takes pride.
We opc there will be rousing atten-
dan % and that the Editor Of the JOURNAL
viii cume. We will enjoy so much TO see
him &c, one square meal. Tickets slOO
per couple. Should the evening prove
unia yorablr owing TO stormy weather, the
event will be postponed till the Tuesday
eve. following. 10 which due notice will
he ri en- by telegraph aud telephone.
rgRc.
MANY ~ho have been suffering from
diste mpsl. which has many symptoms OF
whooping coueh, are nov conyslesciug.